Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-02-03
BROCKWAY CENTRE ST. Clair County, Mich FEBRUARY

A me fall or SNOW Monday mas mau
the slsighing iirst-class.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies is at presen
visiting her parents in Armada.
Bring along your dried apples, Weal
& Paisley will buy all you have.
Only few Of those ladies high but.
ton overshoes for soc. at Doty & Keel
er'S.
Mrs Wallace, of Midland. is visiting
her brothers, Joseph and Thomas Car
: less, at present.
j. &. Hart, still determined to close
out his entire stock, has change Of ad.
in this issue. Read it.
Wanted--lOOO lbs dried apples at
Ovens 81 Braidwood's. They will pay
the highest market price.
Now is the best opportunity to buy
clothing cheap, 0vercosts cheap. every
thing cheap. Doty & Keeler.
Call and get drawing of Wear &
Paisley'S 30 cent tea. Equal to any 80
cent tea in town. Read their change
Of ad. also.
\ social will be held in the Biddle-
man school house Thursday evening Of
this week for the benefit of the Sunday
School. Everybody invited.
inspiration" will be the subject dis
cussed by Elder Il. B. Brown at Central
hall on Sunday next at $3.50 p. m. All
are invited to come and hear the SER
mon.
We were in error last week in pub
fishing that Justice Effrick imposed the
fine on Mike Dunn, for stealing chick
ems. 1t should have read, Justice w.
W. COwing,
Salvation Oil the celebrated Ameri- |
can remedy for cuts, brusies. sprains, |
burns, scalds, chilblains. &c. can be |
had of all druggists. 1t kills pain. |
Price twenty-five cents a bottle.
The boys in the village have invested
i'll a pair of boxing gloves and now look |
out for broken noses, black eyes and |
front teeth knocked out. There are
great many aspiring to take slugger
Sullivan's place.
You can get some good bargains in
dress goods, pants cloth, all wool shirt
ing, hoods, tobOggan caps, wool and
silk mufllers, wool hose. shawls, etc,
at Wear & Paisleys. They must make
room for spring goods.
Gov. Luce has signed the bill for the
submitting Of the Prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution and prohibit
tion OF the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
will be submitted to the voters of this
state at the coming spring election.
A storm prophet predicts that the
first eighteen days in February will
give the greatest variety of violent
storms of any eighteen days Of the
year, the storms Of the first thirteen
days being the heaviest. We shall see
if this prophet knows anything about
it.
Another petition is being circulated
and signed by all Democrats and Green.
hackers recommending David Brown
for deputy sheriff i'll this vicinity. A
petition is being circulated to withhold
Frank Gillian the present person APP
pointed, and will be sent to Sheriff Ber-
natZ.
There will be a tea-meeting in the
Town hall, Peck, this Thursday even
ing, for the benefit of the pastor Rev.
s. Il. Griffith under the auspices of the
M. p. church. A good program has
been prepared and good time may be
looked for. All are cordially invited to
Our Brockway correspondent made a
little mistake in his last letter in regard
to j. III. Moore. Mr.. Moore attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law. VIM.
Sansburn, of ST. Marys, who was killed
by being struck while trying to part
two stations that were fighting. He |
was killed instantly. {
At the regular meeting of Advance
Lodge, No. ITO, L. o. O. +. the following !
was passed:
WHEREAs.--It has been the will of
our Heavenly Father to call home the {
beloved wife of our brother, VIM. Near,
Resolved that We, the officers and men,
bers Of Advance Lodge, No. 10, L. 90.
F., tender our heartfelt sympathy in
this his hour of bereavement and sor- ..
row.
We have corps of good correspon-
dents on our list now. The towns
are Brown City, Capac,
Fargo, Valley Centre, Brockway and
Evergreen. We would like good cor
in Melvin, Peck, Speaker,
Roseburg, Lynn, Hlartsuff, Emmett,
Memphis, Armada, and in fact where q
ever the EXPosIToR circulates. Any !
one who would like to be numbered
among our correspondents please let /
US know and we will be pleased to send
them stamps and stationery and also a =
copy Of the paper. t
The latest scheme for raising money
for churches Is geographical social.
1t is worked about the same as neck
tie social The names of tbe different
are written on piece of paper 6
and enclosed in sealed envelope and {
sold at 20 cents each. The ladies each {
have the name of county seat and {
the gentlemen must find the county s
seat of his county, and if he does not |
know the name OF it he is compelled to
pay forfeit of 10 cents. 1t would be !
well to become posted before attend S
ing. They say, wherever it has been &
worked, that the scheme takes well and {
IN enjoyable time is always had.
For SALE.--J. +. Hoskin. of Brock .